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Bitcoin Firm Strive Launches SATS Stock With 15% Dividend After Raising $630M

Strive has rolled out a new preferred stock paying 15% annual dividends, backed by a bitcoin treasury worth roughly $3 billion. The company raised $630 million by selling the shares at a discount, giving investors a potential yield approaching 17%.

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Strive Adds 1,223 Bitcoin As Corporate Treasury Reaches 36,818 BTC

TL;DR: Strive purchased another 1,223 Bitcoin over two days, taking its reported holdings to 36,818 BTC in a fresh SEC filing. Strive’s Bitcoin buying spree continued through the middle of October.

October 20, 2026, 2:30 pm
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Mt. Gox’s 34,400 BTC could stay frozen until 2027

Mt. Gox has rescheduled its repayment deadline for October 31, 2027, with a one-year extension from the Tokyo District Court, meaning that some unspecified number of former Mt. Gox customers are still waiting to receive their Bitcoin over a decade after the exchange went bust.

October 20, 2026, 2:15 pm
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FINMA clears Switzerland's first Bitcoin fund as Europe opens retail access

Switzerland’s market regulator, the Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), has approved the first exchange-traded retail fund that directly holds Bitcoin on Tuesday, October 20. The first-of-its-kind approval in the country lands in the same week as Sparkassen rolled out crypto trading inside its banking app in neighboring Germany.

Bitcoin Price Clings to $81K as Sellers Circle Critical Support

Bitcoin’s price is caught in an increasingly uncomfortable position, trading near $81,392 on Tuesday, Oct. 20, as short-term selling pressure clashes with a longer-term technical structure that has yet to surrender its bullish foundations.

Bitcoin fell 1.3% while Nasdaq-100 lost 5.5% in last week’s tech selloff

Bitcoin lost less than the Nasdaq-100 in last week's tech selloff. Hedge funds cut technology positions at the fastest pace since at least 2016 over the five trading sessions through Oct. 15, according to a report citing Goldman Sachs prime brokerage data. The Nasdaq-100 fell 5.49% from its Oct.

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